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Gueugnon. Aperam Plant Hard Hit by Drought: "We Had to Reduce Our Production Speed"

Summary by lejsl.com
Aperam and its 650 employees have experienced a difficult summer in Gueugnon. The stainless steel giant had to deal with the drought, while the water captured in the Arroux is inherent in its industrial process since always. The site manager, Marcos Lopes, takes stock of the situation.
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Aperam and its 650 employees have experienced a difficult summer in Gueugnon. The stainless steel giant had to deal with the drought, while the water captured in the Arroux is inherent in its industrial process since always. The site manager, Marcos Lopes, takes stock of the situation.

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lejsl.com broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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